Romelu Lukaku has taken a slight dig at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Man United training regime by praising Antonio Conte's intense workout sessions.
Speaking about the differences between the two managers to Arsenal great Ian Wright, the Belgian said: "Training is different, here you work hard. They work you hard. Speak to Ashley Young.
"There's a lot of difference, here the team is the team, there's like team bonding, we have two or three team dinners every three weeks, all together, nobody misses out.
"Everybody is there. Sometimes it is one player or two players, they'll say I want to pay for dinner. We just kept doing it. The team is good, we have quality, but everything is about the team.
"When you see how we play, everybody works, we are the most aggressive team in the league. The manager puts it in us. Be aggressive and press, the physical preparation."
Lukaku joined Inter Milan in the summer of 2019 after being deemed surplus to requirements in Manchester by Solskjaer. The striker has quickly established himself as a key player at San Siro, scoring 23 goals in 35 games in all competitions for the Serie A side.
